Sullivan believed that awe, horror, loathing, or a "chilly crawling" sensation are manifestations of

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Sullivan believed that these specific emotional responses are indicative of the experience of the uncanny, which he defined as the feeling of something being both familiar and unfamiliar at the same time. This feeling often arises from encountering something that is strange, mysterious, or unsettling, leading to the emotional responses described.

Sullivan Believed That Awe, Horror, Loathing, or a "Chilly Crawling